Strategic Planning & Execution

In today's competitive business environment, planning and executing effective strategies are critical to success. No matter the size or scale of your business, the ability to devise a strategic plan can determine whether your company flourishes or declines. But how do you define strategy, and know what kind of strategy is right for your business? In this Leadercamp, executive coach and facilitator Renée Patton provides a simple process by which to plan, execute, and measure business strategies that will improve your leadership, strengthen your teams, and grow your business.

Every business faces problems and opportunities, so it is important for leaders to understand different types of strategies to employ to gain competitive advantage in the market. It's important to understand that having potential alternative strategies goes a long way toward successful problem solving. In this Leadercamp, PMP and managing partner at Lemmex Williams Training Merri Lemmex explores the tools you can use to ensure your business strategies align with your company's goals.

The relationships between Indigenous peoples and the governments of Canada and the United States are complex and multifaceted. They involve ongoing discussions and negotiations regarding land rights, self-governance, economic development, and cultural preservation. In the United States, Indigenous peoples have their own unique historical and legal relationships with the federal government. There are over 500 federally recognized tribes, each with its own government-to-government relationship with the U.S. government. In this Leadercamp, One of Canada's most powerful voices for reconciliation, Former Chief of the Cowessess First Nation, Cadmus Delorme will discuss what Indigenous Peoples truly inherited and ways to improve relationships through strategic goal setting and collaborative approaches. This Leadercamp is offered in partnership with the Indigenous Continuing Education Center at First Nations University of Canada and supports Canada's National Day For Truth and Reconciliation on September 30th.